According to historical documents, a Chinese dignitary named Cai Lun began to manufacture paper in AD 105. Cai Lun made paper from almost any scrap material he could find, including old rags. Making the writing material was a heavily guarded mystery until the 6th century when a Japanese Buddhist monk named Dan Jing produced paper made from mulberry bark. Our paper posters allow you to explore history via artistic interpretations.
According to historical documents, a Chinese dignitary named Cai Lun began to manufacture paper in AD 105. Cai Lun made paper from almost any scrap material he could find, including old rags. Making the writing material was a heavily guarded mystery until the 6th century when a Japanese Buddhist monk named Dan Jing produced paper made from mulberry bark. Our paper posters allow you to explore history via artistic interpretations.
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